When Steve Jobs was on stage presenting a new Apple product it was like a rock star was on stage.
He's widely considered to be one of the greatest presenters of all time.
What a lot of people don't know about Steve Jobs is that he can meticulously prepare each of those presentations.
Bill Gates recalls meeting Steve Jobs before a major Apple conference and seeing Steve in the back room
in the green room practicing his lines and Bill thought man I'm a technologist.
I would never practice my lines.
But Steve Jobs prepared.
And then when he was on stage it was easy.
That's very much the same way with interviewing.
Being prepared will wash away a lot of those nerves.
It'll basically put you in a position where you don't have to think as much to perform well.
Also interviewing is a system OK.
It's pretty simple.
Usually you get a phone screen.
Then you move on to a sort of first round interview and then you go more towards like a culture fit
interview you're going to see more of that coming up.
So it's not this mysterious world where people are like judging you on all these different weird things.
It's a system that you can learn you can prepare and then you can win in.
So let's dive right in to the section on Hakki the interview series.